[Hiring] Rive Character Design And Animation

I need character design and production ready interactive Rive animation for EdTech app.
$20/hr

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u/thedadesigns — 9 days ago

Hiring Pixel Artist

We're looking for an experienced Pixel Artist to create 32×32 game-ready characters, animated sprite sheets, and pixel-perfect animation frames for a retro maze-chase arcade game. If you have strong experience with character animation, sprite production, and Aseprite, please share your portfolio and availability.

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u/thedadesigns — 2 months ago

[Hiring] Pixel artist for retro maze-chase arcade game

We're looking for an experienced Pixel Artist to create 32×32 game-ready characters, animated sprite sheets, and pixel-perfect animation frames for a retro maze-chase arcade game. If you have strong experience with character animation, sprite production, and Aseprite, please share your portfolio and availability.

($20/hr)

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u/thedadesigns — 2 months ago

[Hiring] Looking for a skilled Logo Animator

Looking for a skilled Logo Animator to create a premium, minimal logo animation for a B2B SaaS brand. (Familier with Lottie/Json & After Effects)

$20/hr

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u/thedadesigns — 3 months ago

[Hiring] Looking for an experienced Final Cut Pro Motion Graphics Designer

Looking for an experienced Final Cut Pro Motion Graphics Designer to create a modular motion graphics toolkit.

Scope includes titles, lower thirds, transitions, callouts, UI highlights, layouts, logo animations, and reusable motion elements with a clean, premium, modern style.

Please DM me with your portfolio, relevant work, availability, and expected pricing.
Budget : $20/hr

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u/thedadesigns — 3 months ago

[Hiring] Motion Graphics Designer for SaaS Product explainer video

Urgent hiring motion graphics designer for SaaS explainer video that combines 2D animation with real product screens.

Comment or DM if you are good fit.
Budget $100 USD

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u/thedadesigns — 4 months ago

As a design agency, we've noticed founders often solve the wrong problem first

As a design agency, we've noticed something interesting.

When founders reach out for a rebrand, a website redesign, or a new app UI, they usually describe it as a design problem.

But after a few conversations, the real issue is often something else:

• Customers don't understand the product
• The brand feels too similar to competitors
• The website isn't building trust
• Users are dropping off because of friction

In many cases, the visuals aren't the problem.

Clarity is.

We've seen startups spend months redesigning a website when a clearer value proposition would have delivered a bigger impact.

Curious how other founders and business owners think about this.

If you've invested in branding, a website redesign, or product design, what was the biggest challenge you were actually trying to solve?

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u/thedadesigns — 4 months ago
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We are hiring!

We're looking for someone who can help connect us with businesses that need:

• Logo & Brand Identity
• Website UI/UX Design

If a project comes through you and becomes a confirmed client, you'll earn 10% of the total project value once the client completes the initial payment.

No cap on earnings. The more projects you bring, the more you earn.

Looking for a long term partnership with someone who already has connections with founders, startups, agencies, or growing businesses.

DM if interested.

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u/thedadesigns — 4 months ago